Supreme Court Rules In Favor Of Alli
The article recounts Cassius Marcellus Clay later known as Muhammad Ali and a history of boxing triumphs. It notes an Associated Press report by John Maginnis about a Supreme Court ruling favoring Ali in a notable case linked to his rise as heavyweight champion.
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Supreme Court
Alli
Cassius Marcellus Clay
Louisville
Sonny Liston
Clay
Muhammad Ali
World Boxing Association
Ali
Ellis
Miami
Fla
Joe Frazier
Fra
Bill Brennan
Ali-Frazier
WBA
Mr. Clay
Mets edge Phillies 3 1 in eighth inning shakeup
Ken Boswell delivered a two run single with two out in the eighth to lift the New York Mets to a 3 1 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies. Tommie Agee homered earlier and sparked the decisive rally as Gary Gentry outpitched Rick Wise in a tight pitching duel.
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Philadelphia
Ken Boswell
New York Mets
Philadelphia Phillies
Boswell
Bud Harrelson
Cleon Jones
Gary Gentry
Rick Wise
Tommie Agee
Agee
Harrelson
Denny Doyle
Wise
Jones
Ed Kranepool
Art Shamsky
Phillies
Gentry
Terry Harmon
Mets
New York
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Harrelsonss
Doyle
Cjonesit
McArvere
Kranpool
Djohnson
Shamskyrf
Montaneret
Hannet
E—Harrelson
Harmon
Foli
S—Freed
Gamble
Reds sweep Expos 4-3 as May and Foster homer
In Montreal Lee May and George Foster hit solo homers and Tommy Helms added three hits to back Don Gullett as the Reds beat the Expos 4-3 in the opener of a doubleheader. Gullett drove in a run with an RBI single and Helms scored on Woodward’s RBI, while Coco Laboy connected for Montreal's first homer of the season.
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Montreal
Lee May
George Foster
Tommy Helms
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Don Gullett
Helms
Woody Woodward
May
Bill Stoneman
Foster
Claude Raymond
Coco Laboy
Gullett
Clyde Mashore
Bob Bailey
Clay Carroll
John Bateman
Joe Gibbon
Ron Fairly
Indians Sweep Yankees With Ninth-Inning Rally
The Cleveland Indians rallied in the eighth and ninth innings to beat the New York Yankees 5-2 and complete a two-game doubleheader sweep. Ray Fosse Frank Baker Kurt Bevacqua and Jack Heidemann delivered key singles in the eighth as the tying run scoring sequence began. prior, Ray Lamb and Steve Mingori combined on a shutout in the nightcap.
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NEW York
Ray Fosse
Frank Baker
Kurt Bevacqua
Jack Heidemann
Cleveland — Indians
New York Yankees
Indians
Ray Lamb
Steve Mingori
Fosse
Baker
Bevacqua
Pop Fly
Heidemann
Cleveland
Clarke
Pinson of
Kenney
Nettles
Murcer
Cleveland New York
E—Blomberg
Aaurcer
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F Peterson
Aberhbi
Swobodalf
Leon
R Hansen
Cater
York
Pinson
Chambliss Nettles
Hennigan
Farmer Pee
Minger
Hardin
McDaniel
Aker
Major League Standings and Tuesday Games Recap
Major League standings show Boston ahead of Washington by ten to four with Cleveland three point five games ahead of New York. Tuesday night schedule lists Minnesota at Oakland and other night matchups including Cincinnati at Montreal and New York at Philadelphia with several interleague games running.
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Corbin
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John
Siason
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San Diego
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Merrit
Britton
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Seaver
Lersch
O'Brien
Hands
Walker
Barber
Billingham
Perry
Roberts
L Pet
St Louis
New York Mu
S Francisco
California i
Lala Milwaukee
Whitworth Leads Golf Standings In Women's Open Race
Kathy Whitworth moved to second in the LPGA money list after winning 2500 in the U S Women s Open in Erie Pa boosting her season total to 30349 the top money leader Anne Carner earned 5000. Sandra Palmer remains second in earnings at 28133 with strong showings from Hayne Blalock Caponi Prentice Jessen Milles Rankin and others. Georgia Tech and Michigan State set to play football in Atlanta on September 18.
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Atlanta
Kathy Whitworth
Erie
Dallas
Tex
Anne Carner
Sandra Palmer
Fort Worth
Sandra Hayne
Jane Blalock
Portsmouth
N.H
Donna Caponi
Hollywood
Calif
Joe Ann Prentice
Miami
Fla
Ruth Jessen
Seattle
Wash
Mary Milles
Handsboro
Miss
Judy Rankin
Midland
Georgia Tech
Michigan State
Bluefield Marion Appy League Game Postponed
The Bluefield versus Marion Appy League game was postponed due to wet grounds. It will be made up today as part of a doubleheader starting at 6 p.m. at Marion.
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Marion
Cardinals Recall Outfielder Cruz from Tulsa Farm Club
St Louis recalls 22 year old Jose Cruz from Tulsa after he hit 328 with 50 RBIs eight triples and 15 homers for the farm club. To make room for Cruz the Cardinals removed infielder Dick Schofield from the 25 man roster. Schofield's contract disposition is not yet determined.
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Jose Cruz
St. Louis Cardinals
Tulsa
Bing Devine
Cruz
Cardinals
Dick Schofield
Schofield
First In Bluefield Hale Rolls 300
R. F. Hale of Bluewell bowled Bluefield's first sanctioned perfect game under ABC at Mountaineer Lane Bluefield. He and Hershel Parker teamed in the Bluefield Classic League doubles to produce a 300 in the final game of matched play. Hale finished 193 198 300 for a 690 scratch series. He and Dean Bell won the Best Photo Tournament at Parkersburg two weeks earlier with a 669.
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R. F. Hale
Bluewell
Bluefield
American Bowling Congress
Mountaineer Lane
Carl Mariotti
Hale
Hershel Parker
Bluefield Church
Dean Bell
Parkersburg
Kennedy Delivers Late Power In Red Sox 10-4 Win
Boston rallies past Washington 10-4 as John Kennedy replaces injured Doug Griffin and hits a seventh inning homer to tie the game and drives in another in the eighth. George Scott, Phil Gagliano, Luis Aparicio, Rico Petrocelli and Carl Yastrzemski contribute key hits in the victory.
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Boston
John Kennedy
Doug Griffin
Boston Red Sox
Washington Senators
Griffin
Red Sox
Reggie Smith
Washington
Lenny Randle
Kennedy
George Scott
Phil Gagliano
Luis Aparicio
Carl Yastrzemski
Rico Petrocelli
Washington Bolton
Tianto
Peters Ph
McCaw
Ph Gagliano
Ktatump
Ial
E-Cullen
Petrocelli
Randie
Aparicio
J Kennedy
Gritfin
Pistol Pete Fined and Placed on Probation in DUI Case
Pistol Pete Maravich, college basketball star and rookie with the Atlanta Hawks, was fined 150 dollars and placed on a one year probation by Judge Marvin Silverman in Sarasota. He had been stopped by a county deputy last April after initially entering an innocent plea then changing to no contest. He appeared with his attorney while free on a 300 dollar bond.
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Sarasota, Fla
Pete Maravich
Maravich
Marvin Silverman
Sarasota County
Atlanta Hawk
Falls Mills Wins in Slow Pitch Softball League
Falls Mills beat Pentecostal Holiness 13 6 with Paul Baker earning the win. Ebenezer defeated Salvation Army 13 3 as Carllanutolo Carl Harovith and Red Smith homered.
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Pentecostal Holiness
Ebenezer
Salvation Army
Bluefield
Paul Baker
Carllanutolo
Carl Harovith
Red Smith
Braxton Sprained Ankle Keeps WVU Fullback Out
West Virginia fullback Jim Braxton missed the Coaches All American game in Lubbock Texas with a badly sprained ankle. Coach Bowden said Braxton hurt his ankle three days before the game while working out with Buffalo and WVU. Bowden added the injury should not hurt his pro prospects.
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Morgantown
West Virginia University
Jim Braxton
Lubbock
Tex
WVU
Bobby Bowden
Jim
Falcons Ink Quarterback
Browns, waived and then picked up by the Miami Dolphins, back Tom Boutwell joins the Falcons. Boutwell, 6 2 205, from Southern Mississippi, was drafted by Cleveland and later acquired by Miami. Falcons open summer camp July 19 at Furman University in Greenville South Carolina.
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Atlanta, Ga
Browns
Miami Dolphins
Tom Boutwell
Boutwell
Mississippi
Cleveland Browns
Falcons
Furman University
Greenville
S.C
Astros rally past Braves in first game of twi night
Houston offense erupts for four runs in the third inning to back Don Wilson as he locks down his sixth win. Ralph Garr and Doug Rader drive key hits while Jack Hiatt plates two, Marty Martinez adds an RBI single, and Atlanta fights back with three runs in the eighth before falling 6-5.
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Houston
Houston Astros
Don Wilson
Atlanta Braves
Astros
Bob Watson
Denis Menke
Atlanta
Darrell Evans
Mikelum
Hal King
Braves
Wynn
Evans
Luin
Garrit
Metzgerss
Millan
Wrynart
Watsonit
Geronimo
Hiarrc O Brown
Martinez
Barber
Upshaw
Wilson
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Belinda Ali
Cassius Clay
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Jim Lyttle
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Danny Cater
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